Please read carefully and abide to our rules of conduct (https://titan.tf/rules). By playing on our servers, you agree to be conditioned under these rules. The team at Titan.TF upholds the rules of conduct to the fullest, and will punish offenders at any given time.

The versioning format before Titan 2 can be read as `..`. The versioning format after Titan 2 has been changed to `...`. Each time a change is made, the build number will increase.

We are a specialized Team Fortress 2 server hosting community in hosting the most unique source servers, with custom made features invented right here.

The version number displayed on our servers' game description is used to show players what patch the server is currently running. Titan.TF pushes updates regularly with new content, new features, and bug fixes. This is useful to check if a server is currently running the latest update.

We push new updates to all of our game servers at once. The updates will only apply on a map change or a server restart. There may be some cases where a critical issue needs to be resolved quickly and all servers are forced to restart.

Starting (https://titan.tf/patch/2.1.94), we moved to a small and more frequent incremental update system. You can see when our servers are updated and what has changed before we release a patch note on our (https://dev.titan.tf). When all the small changes group together to become a large enough patch, they will be compiled into a patch note. You can find all the patch notes (https://steamcommunity.com/groups/titantf/discussions/11).

You can find the full commands list (https://titan.tf/commands).

Every player is able to freely customize the colors of their chat messages with the use of some simple chat formatting. Everyone in the server is able to see the formatting. NOTE: These colors will override any custom chat paint equipped while using this feature. Getting Started NOTE: The syntax only accepts hexadecimals. If you do not have any colors in mind, you can start by clicking (https://www.webpagefx.com/web-design/color-picker/). Drag to the color you want and copy the 6 digit number (beside the symbol) above the color palette. Converting to HEX If you have the red, green and blue (RGB) values of a color, you can convert them (https://www.webpagefx.com/web-design/hex-to-rgb/). Standard Coloring Include a hex symbol ``, followed by the 6 digit hex code, infront of all the text you want to be colored with that color. The format for standard coloring is `(hex symbol) XXXXXX(6 digit hex value)`. Eg. `000000Hello, World` will print a black `Hello, World` $ Transparency Coloring Transparency adds a new dimension of customizing the colors of your chat messages. Include 2 hex symbols ``, followed by the 6 digit hex code and then the transparency value, infront of all the text you want to be colored with that color. The transparency value ranges from 00 (least visible) to 99 (most visible). The format for transparency is `(2 hex symbols) XXXXXX(6 digit hex value) YY(transparency)`. Eg. 80% transparency would be `00000080Hello, World`, which will print a black `Hello, World` which is 80% visible. Multi Coloring You can do both Standard and Transparency Coloring multiple times in a single chat message. These codes will only override the colors of the text after the code. However, there is a character limit for every chat message sent. Eg. `000000The fox ran over the FF4040lazy dog000000.`